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mikmng
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‎2012-01-04 14:47
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Migration from RMCOBOL: RMNet

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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 January 2012]

Hello,

I have some RM/COBOL programs that uses XML Extensions and RMNet in order to consume a web service, and it's working on Unix Plataforms. I want to convert it to Visual Cobol.

In a previous question, you told me that the XML Extensions are not currently supported in Visual COBOL on Unix platforms. What about RMNet?? is it supported in Visual COBOL on Unix platforms??

What choices do I have for this type of program? In the Unix plataform I can not use the .NET WCF service components to consume web services...

Thank you

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Chris Glazier
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‎2012-01-04 14:57

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RMNET is not supported under Visual COBOL.

Web Services on Unix can be achieved using Eclipse, Tomcat and the WTP.
Please see Eclipse Web Tools Platform

Essentially, the Web Service is written in Java which then calls COBOL using standard calling methods.


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Chris Glazier
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‎2012-01-04 14:57

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RMNET is not supported under Visual COBOL.

Web Services on Unix can be achieved using Eclipse, Tomcat and the WTP.
Please see Eclipse Web Tools Platform

Essentially, the Web Service is written in Java which then calls COBOL using standard calling methods.


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